The Web UI is protected with HTTP Authentication. It will be displayed in the Web UI to help you identify the camera. I will implement a redirect at some point in the near future. Otherwise you will be presented with a 401 error. IMPORTANT: Please make sure you append the /ui to the web address. You should now be able to see the live feed from your camera. Wait around 60 seconds, and then visit You will be prompted for the credentials that you earlier defined. # Pull Pre-Compiled Images - This will also take a long time. # Edit config file with desired configuration settings (see below for explanation). If you are accessing externally, perform either over VPN or a Reverse Proxy with SSL enabled This project does not currently implement HTTPS.Make sure you have performed basic security hardening on your Pi (default password, SSH keys, etc).Raspberry Pi Camera Module connected and enabled through raspi-config.To configure a headless Pi with SSH access enabled and Wi-Fi configured, see this post Needs to be connected to the network, with SSH access enabled. Vanilla Raspberry Pi running Raspian Stretch Light.If you would rather build the containers yourself, replace the docker-compose pull below with docker-compose build. Consequently I have built these images and pushed them to Docker Hub, this will save you significant time.
This can take a long time on a Pi (8+ hours). Note: Pi-Camera-in-a-box compiles FFMpeg, and Nginx with the RTMP module from source.
Pi-Camera-in-a-box is fully Dockerized, removing the complexity of configuring all of these components manually. This is displayed on a custom Web UI that uses video.js to display in the browser. Pi-Camera-in-a-box uses raspivid to capture the video, FFmpeg to encode, and nginx compiled with the nginx-rtmp module to deliver a HLS steam. Pi-Camera-in-a-box is capable of streaming 1080P, 25FPS video from a Raspberry Pi Zero. The stream resolution, FPS and Bitrate are fully configurable. Pi-Camera-in-a-box will take a vanilla Raspberry Pi with a Camera Module, and stream the footage directly to your web browser.
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